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Toronto Sun Caribana Parade
The analysis of the “TORONTO SUN AND CARIBANA Case Study” demonstrates the Toronto Sun’s involvement at the Caribana Festival through designing and deployment of a parade float, recruitment and management of volunteers, hiring of entertainment and production of other materials before August 2, 2008, and management of parade day tasks on August 2. Larissa Presso is the Director of Promotion who has routinely scheduled meetings with her senior promotion coordinator, Samantha Morrison for the Toronto Sun Caribana Parade Project. Morrison organizes the Toronto Sun’s (newspaper) involvement in the Toronto Sun Caribana Parade by making a proper timeline and task schedule. Also, she is a person who deals with the following triple constraints to make
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